links for 2007-02-08

• The Open Access Debate: BLOG: SciAm Observations The view from a publisher. (tags: open+access)

• The Forbidden Gospels Blog …and who wouldn’t want a forbidden gospel? (tags: biblical+studyancient+history)

• Primordial Blog: The Most Disgusting Creation Story When I first heard this story, about age seven or eight, I assumed seed was something like grain. (tags: ancient+historymythreligionegyptology)

• Women have played major role in history — from the start, authors assert …but why ‘assert’ rather than ‘discover’? (tags: archaeologysocial+evolution)

• Archaeology in Europe: 02/01/2007 – 03/01/2007 Hmmm… ‘their’ bones? Them’s MY ancestors. (tags: archaeologyethicsreligion)

• My 1st blogiversary! « Neurophilosophy Congratulations to MC! (tags: neuroscienceblogging)

• Science of the Invisible: Two Men from Delft Link to radio story on the discovery of bacteria (tags: sciencehistory+of+science)

• BibliOdyssey: The Temple of Music Mo’ art from PK. (tags: arthistory)

• Pharyngula: Acting! On the web! I was interested in putting together an online reading of an Aristophanes play, but it sounded too much like hard work. Now someone else has had a similar idea. (tags: dramascience)

• The Little Professor: Linking About: Victorian Science Links galore! (tags: sciencehistory+of+science)

• BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | DNA clue to presidential puzzle University of Leicester researcher probes potential presidential sex scandal. (tags: historyarchaeogenetics)

• Classics Hell: Re-Presenting Antiquity in Mass Cultural Media Reception in the 21st century (tags: ancient+historyclassicsreceptionpopular+culture)

• Bryn Mawr Classical Review / Frank Sear : Roman Theatres Review of a comprehensive work on Roman theatres. (tags: roman+archaeologyclassical+archaeologyroman+historydramaarchaeology)

• Classics Society Blog!, University of Warwick Handy for the talk I’ll be giving. (tags: classicsblogging)

• under odysseus Another good one to cite. (tags: classicswriting)

• Prehistoric origins of stomach ulcers uncovered One for Alan Cann I think. (tags: archaeologypalaeolithicmicrobiology)